Data Centers in Ector County

Ector County hosts 2 Comptroller-certified data-center sites tracked by Hyperscale News from public Texas sources. Known projects touch 1 school district (Ector County Independent School District). U.S. House seats in the record include District 11. The free brief below names power, water, and politics as they appear in those records. Annual subscribers unlock school-district tax-base fields (top taxpayers, M&O, per-pupil spend) and, on the map, who governs a specific pin.

Power

Ector County’s free power snapshot is drawn from Comptroller certificates and TDLR filings, not from a private database. Certified names in the public record include Cipher Mining Technologies Inc. - Odessa Site and Cipher Mining Odessa. Nearby ERCOT queue capacity summarized by fuel includes 2,393 MW Solar; 1,964 MW Other; 123 MW Gas. Approximate site locations are labeled as county-level only when geocode quality does not support a precise city.

Water

Water governance in this atlas is point-derived at known project locations, not a claim that a district covers the entire county. At least one known site falls outside any GCD at its recorded coordinate. For some sites, enrichment has not yet determined GCD status. District boundaries do not follow county lines.

Politics

Politics in the free atlas means who shows up in public siting records for Ector County—not a complete voter guide. School districts appearing on certified or filed sites include Ector County Independent School District. U.S. House districts in the record: District 11 — August Pfluger (R). State House: District 81 — Brooks Landgraf (R). State Senate: District 31 — Kevin Sparks (R). School-district tax-base fields (top taxpayers, M&O collections, per-pupil spend) stay behind annual access. For who governs a specific parcel, use the map pin product as an annual subscriber.

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Power records

Full power records (public feeds)
Certified site
Cipher Mining Technologies Inc. - Odessa Site
Occupant
Cipher Mining Technologies Inc.
Certificate type
qualifying
Certified site
Cipher Mining Odessa
Opening year
2022
City
Odessa
Queue capacity (Gas)
123.4 MW
Queue capacity (Other)
1,963.78 MW
Queue capacity (Solar)
2,393.42 MW
  • Approximate location — county level.

Water records

Full water records (public feeds)
Groundwater conservation district
No groundwater conservation district covers this location.
Groundwater conservation district
Not determined.

Politics records

School district
Ector County Independent School District
Students
33,426
Assessed value
$22,729,335,503
State House
District 81 — Brooks Landgraf (R)
State Senate
District 31 — Kevin Sparks (R)
Congressional
District 11 — August Pfluger (R)
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Sources: Texas Geographic Information Office · Texas Comptroller · Texas Water Development Board · ERCOT

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Ector County — locked fields

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